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Prosecutor requests convictions for two former OPEKEPE officials in EU aid case

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Prosecutor has requested the conviction of two former senior officials of Greece's agricultural payments agency, OPEKEPE, for their involvement in concealing an internal audit report on improper EU subsidy payments.
The charges against former OPEKEPE president Dimitris Melas and former director Athanasia Reppa have been elevated to felonies rather than misdemeanors.
The prosecutor stated that the officials intentionally hid a 2020 report from auditor Tycheropoulou from judicial authorities.
The legal proceedings are being held in the Athens Three-Member Misdemeanor Court.
The prosecutor's strong recommendation follows allegations of misconduct relating to the management of agricultural subsidy controls.

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